Hello all,I'm working on starting my real estate investing career but everything is too expensive.

There is a limit on IRA contributions, it is $6,000/year and you can only contribute earned income.

You will be going into REI, a career where you will be spending, and responsible for, Millions and Millions of dollars, your money as well as others. 

The laws are pretty simple so I'm not seeing what you're getting so confused about and I have no idea what other "solution" would be beneficial to anyone.If you want to earn money assisting a seller in selling their property you need to be licensed to do so in all 50 states.If you want to buy a property then resell it later you do not need to be licensed to do so.

Having stable jobs or income or working in the government is going to look much better from a tenant and landlord perspective.Use that VA as soon as you can, grow the equity early in your career, rinse and repeat every duty station.

I'm more concerned with discovering a new career path and networking than making a lot of money at the moment, although money is always nice.

Just because someone said it on the internet doesn't mean it's good advice.I use credit cards to earn points.

The one thing that hasn’t been mentioned is that disability income is not garnish-able, and earned income is.

In the case of getting into commercial, it would solve my problems because in Canada, banks run their numbers from what the propriety generates in income and not from what I earn as personal income.I personally tend to believe commercial would be the best option.

I currently work a W2 job and I'm looking to earn some passive income for myself and my family.